There are 3.20 x 10^22 atoms of copper in the outer shell of pennies. How many grams of
copper...
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Chemistry, 24.04.2020 01:38, smelcher3900
There are 3.20 x 10^22 atoms of copper in the outer shell of pennies. How many grams of
copper is this?
if you can please find the formula and molar mass please!
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